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Can a smartphone app replace in-person hypnotherapy for IBS? Trial finds non-inferiority not demonstrated, but response rates suggest a viable alternative
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Can a smartphone app replace in-person hypnotherapy for IBS? Trial finds non-inferiority not demonstrated, but response rates suggest a viable alternative

By MedXY|Jul 28, 2026

A multicentre RCT found that smartphone-based self-guided hypnotherapy did not meet non-inferiority to in-person therapy for IBS abdominal pain, though both hypnotherapy arms outperformed psychoeducation.

Unraveling IBS Genetics: Insights into Cardiometabolic and Triglyceride-Linked Mechanisms from a Large GWAS Meta-Analysis
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Unraveling IBS Genetics: Insights into Cardiometabolic and Triglyceride-Linked Mechanisms from a Large GWAS Meta-Analysis

By MedXY|Jul 13, 2026

A genome-wide meta-analysis of 2.8 million individuals reveals genetic links between irritable bowel syndrome, brain-gut pathways, and cardiometabolic traits, highlighting novel therapeutic targets involving triglyceride metabolism.

Unlocking the Sleeper Effect: Can Mechanism-Based Psychological Interventions Transform IBS and UC Outcomes?
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Unlocking the Sleeper Effect: Can Mechanism-Based Psychological Interventions Transform IBS and UC Outcomes?

By MedXY|Dec 29, 2025

The SOMA.GUT-RCT investigated a targeted psychological intervention for IBS and UC. While the primary 3-month endpoint showed no significant symptom reduction compared to standard care, exploratory data revealed significant psychological im

Ovarian Cancer Risk Peaks Shortly After New IBS Diagnosis: Clinical Implications and Evidence Review
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Ovarian Cancer Risk Peaks Shortly After New IBS Diagnosis: Clinical Implications and Evidence Review

By MedXY|Sep 30, 2025

A new IBS diagnosis is associated with a transiently increased risk of ovarian cancer, especially within the first 6 months, emphasizing the need for heightened clinical vigilance.

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